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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02

ST. Paul Is entertaining the Duke Of
Marlborough, one Of England . peers ST
unsayory reputation. His entertainment
ought to be such as to make him glad to
get away We have no room IL this
country for specimen of his kind.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02
INDIAN TROUBLES.
Letter from a Resident of the Yel-
lowstone Valley. :,

For some time past considerable fear
has been prevalent IN the hearts and
minds of the inhabitants of Yellowstone
valley, especially those living near the
Crow agency. This has been due to the
warlike attitude assumed by the Grow
Indians within the last month. About
year ago Sitting Bull, with one hundred
of his Sioux warriors was allowed to leave
Pine Ridge agency, to visit and partici-
pate in a war-dance at the Custer battle
grounds. While here his braves mingled
with the Crows and aroused their jeal-
ousy by contrasting the different treat
ment of the two nations, pursued by the
government. 42s
To each husband of the Crow tribe is
given a small farm, well stocked with
farm machinery, and comfortable hut
to live In. The Siouxs looked at them
with utter disgust and one of the braves
was heard to say, "You live like slaves,
working your farms and not being allow
ed to roam about and visit as we are.
Your rations are less than ours and your
privileges fewer, and while we are res
pected and feared by the white men for
killing their chief, you are bending the
knees to them, we would rise up against
such bondage" The result can readily
be imagined. + - 4 ..
Among the Crow braves who listened
to this speech, was one Thunder and
Lightning, young chief, in whose
breast the seeds of discomfort, thus sown,
were to develop into something more
tha4 momentary anger. A month ago
he with 20 or 80 young men from his
tribe, made a raid on tribe called Piegans,
and stole some of their horses on their
way back it is supposed they obtained
whisky, and upon arriving at the agency
indulged in q Sun Dance. Agent William.
SON ordered their arrest. but this was re.
sisted and the lives of those daring to
enforce 1t were threatened. The attempt
had angered them, however, and they
fired several shots into the agency build.
ing, compelling Agent Williamson to dis
patch to Fort Custer for protection. -Four
companies of cavalry we're sent, and at
their approach the Indians withdrew to 9
hill Z half-mile distant and defied the
troops. They only succeeded in making
q few arrests, but these merely tended
toward exciting them all the more.
The Crows are about equally divided,
the old men remaining on the farms and
counselling peace. while the younger
portion have Joined the leadership Of
Thunder and Lightning and repel oil
efforts made. thus far, toward quiet. a
great deal Of excitement prevails and
there is no doubt should the arrests be
undertaken during the present condition
Of affairs, . general outbreak viii occur
and blood shed ensue More anon I.
!,sS sROUNDY MOP PHERsON. 81
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02
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For sale,

~ For Sale. . ~,
Theoldest and best furniture and un-
sdertaking business in Mower county is
offered for sale at q low figure. Reason
for selling, Ill health. Address s. G. Ole
son, Austin, MINI . Y SIS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02

The new business and music hall for
.Gustayus Adolphus college at ST. Peter
will be dedicated tomorrow The exer-
.ciseg begin this afternoon.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02

e For '25 cents get Kemp's Liver Pills for
Torpid Liver, for Constipation, for the9
Complexion. Giles & Shepherd Drug
.pists. a %Ei.s ssss77szss;
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02

The names of those receiving pensions
nfve days in Indiana occupy an entire
column, Election Is near and the de-
partment is obliged TO hustle, ss
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02

Do not forget the banquet at ArmorY
Hall this eveping. a good square meal
and an entertaining program. Supper
from 6 o'clock until s.. 4 @ss
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02

MIC INTYRE POST, G. A. r. ~.
Meets on the first and third Saturday of
each month, at 1880 p. M: at Grand Army
Hall J. N. OWENS, Com.
e. C. DORR, Adjt.
CHAs. MILLER, Quartermaster.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02

r 90. F.
The regular meetings Of Austin Lodge,
No. 20, are held in their hall every Tuesday
evening. Odd Fellows from other jurisdic-
tions. whose business may lead them to Aus
tin, are cordially invited to visit US.
LAFAYETTE FRENCH, N. G.
O. L. GIBBONS, Secretary &,.zs-..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02

M W. A.
VAN DUsKO CAMP NO243.
Hold their regular meetings the first and
third Friday of each month at Norden Hall.
1880 p. M. .-
n. p. GREENMAN, Clerk.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-09-03

II you show us anything prettier at
this season than girl OF 10 with golden
hair. rosy cheeks. ruby lips and dressed
in white tulle with blue ribbon around
h.r neck, let US see it.-ChattanOOga
Sunday News. You must have particu-
lar girl in your minds eye; l6 is the ty-
pical age for most peopie.-N. o. ChrOni-
Gle.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-09-03

500 TO 500 month can be made
working for us. Agents preferred who
can furnish their own horses and give
their whole time to the business. Spare
moments may be profltably employed al
so. A few vacancies in towns and cities.
B. F. JOHNSON g. CO., 1913 Main street
Richmond Va.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-09-03

Neither Messrs. Nichols nor McEnery
are the only citizens of the State capable
of filling the gubernatorial chair with
credit to the party or themselves, and
some other leader should be found at
once and brought forward to close the
breach and lead our glorious party to
victory. Democracy first and men last,
shOul1 be the watchwOrd.
The State is now entering upon an era
Of prosperity, and it is imperative that
this prosperity shall not be retarded by
the ambi ton of any man or set of men.
whether he comes under the banner OF
reform or the ring.-N. O. Chronicle.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-09-03
NEW HOTEL.

Twill. on the first Of September, open
Hotel in st. Martinville, for the acco-
mediation Of the travelling public. For
the special accommodation of the Jurors,
| have largo yard for their horses, and
will receive their warrants in payment.
aug % I'm Eugene Bertrand.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-09-03
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IA
The CREoLES OF
LOUISIANA;
Or, "reminiscences of an Old
Acadian.
BY FELIX VOORHEES,.
BY FELIX VOORHEES,.

The end of my story will be quickly
told, petiOts. Shortly afterwards we
left for the country OF the Attakapas,
where lands had been granted to US by
the government. We wended our way
to our destined homes through dismal
swamps, through lakes ard lagcOns;
through layCus without number until we
reached Portage, Savage" the place
now called "Faussa Pointe." and the
next day we arrived at st. Martin, the
"POste des Attakapas," small hamlet
compO sed Of two or three hOnses. one
store, and little wooden church.
There the different Acadian families
separated, each to settle OH the land
granted to them. These families were
the Leblanc. Martin, BrOussard. Gull
beaux Bernard, Arceneaux, Babin.
Breaux. Robicheaux, Hebert and Dugas.
You must not imagine that the Alta
kapas region was at that time dotted all
over. like nowadays. with thriving farms,
elegant houses, and handsome villages.
No. petiots. 1t required the perseverance
and nerve ofyour ancestors to settle there
Although beautiful and picturesque. it
vas wild region, inhabited mostly by
Indians and few white men, trappers
and hunters by profession. Its immense
prairies, covered by weeds as tall as you,
were the commons where herds of cattle
and deer roamed unmolested, save, by the
hunter or the panther. whose howl made
your hair stand on end.
Such was the regiOniwhere your ances-
tors settled, and which by their energy
they have transformed into a garden
teeming with wealth, the reward Of the
husbandman. By degrees the Acadians
have enriched themselves in country
where no one can starve, if he is indus
triOus. and where one may easily become
rich il he fears God and is economical
and orderly in his affairs.
PetiOts, l have kept my promise and my
tale is told. Now that you have learn
ed to know and admire your ancestors,
let not a blush Of shame tinge your
cheeks when the epithet 'cajan' is hurled
at you with contempt as a reprOach,
Your ancestors were martyrs in a noble
cause and you should always be proud
to descend from martyrs and men OF
principle"
Grandmother, we said, az we paessed
her to our hearts and kissed her fOundly
your words have fallen in willing and
loving hearts and they will bear fruit.
Proud are we now Of being called Acadi-
ans, for there never existed a people
more true-hearted, more noble, more
devout and more patriotic than the
Acadians, for they suffered exile and
even death itself, rather than renOuuce
their God, their king and their country.
We acknowledge a call from Capt
Hyatt, the gentlemen to manage the
new line Of Texas steamers that will run
this fall between here and Galveston.
The company will occupy the large ice
house as warehouse, and if necessary
erect other warehouses on the lots adjoi.
ming. Morgan City will be headquarters
at this end Of the line, from whence q
steamboat will run as far as st. Martin
vile to bring sugar and moiasses here
when transfer will be made. The Capt
thinks the line will be inaugurated
about the first of OctOber.-St- MaIx
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-09-03
VENIRE.

Drawn for the September Term OF the 2lst: Ju-
dicial District Court holding sessions in and for
he Parish Of st. Martin, State of Louisiana,
commencing on Monday the fifth day of Sep
TENDER A. ID. 1887, to wit:
For the first week, commencing on the 5th. of
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-09-03

Where are you going Jackp why, at
- - ''he-,S -N. ;i1-s of that nice
&c.,.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-09-03

Beer Beer always on ice at B. Au-
dibert's.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
Il listu %prywatnego
4 PruS Zarholnich.

Cd lednego Z aoonentow p!-
s,na naszego odebralismy orr
ginaf listu wyksztalconego
czlowicka Il ziemi chelmin-
skiej, Etory w ter sposob o.
pisuje. co sic teraz dzie1e W
E%uropie, szczegolnle pod pa
nowaEiem prusk:em=
,,BJeda i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ogolue, stan polltyczny W mai
wyzszym stopniu rozprezony,
ME ma zadnej pewnoscl co
czas najbiizszy przyniesie, pam
silva glowniejsze goraczSowo
sic ma ewentualny wybusch
wojnv przygotowuia i kto vie,
czy wlosna ogromnego' zame-
tn ME przynles;e::
Na.jserdeezniejsi mass W O.
krutny sposob naroaowosci
n%aszej dokuczajq --german'zu-
ia ma gwaft, nzywajac najroz-
maitszych ma srvzszych srod-
kow-taK navel dalece Jest,
IL W szkofach pawet elemen-
tarnych = nietylko lie wcale
ME uczq po|skiego lezyka, ale
nawet movie dzieciom tymze
zakazujq.
Taken to wybrykow dc
pus1czaja sic Niemcy. alec pc
wnie ich p)tega tel luz-
punkt kulminacyjny osiqgla i
niezad1ugo kark skreci j.
Daj Boze, by SIG to state jak-
na;predzej.
Starry WlluS dogorywa, ma
stepce trouu zas pewno tel
vrzody " gardzicli niezadfu-
go za1neczq, Noltklego b.
smarka tallAe bodaj czort
niedlugo wezmle, a 20 ustq
pieniu tych hersztow MONA
sic W kazdym razie ogromne
go wvwrotu spodziewac a mo
lie tel i . oczekiwana korzys-
ciq dla mas i t. d."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
Odpowiedz OLGA sw.
ma telegram wieco-
wnikow ~poznanskich.

P. Edw. hr. p onl II
oglasza odpowiedz, jaka ma
dpszla ma lego rece. na tele-
gram wysfany wieca 10
bm. do Oj@a sw. "a posre-
dnictwem Jego Eminencyi
kardyna}a hr Ledo@howskle-
80.
Odpowiedz TIA brzml:
Rzym, 10 i1stopada 1887.
Jasne WieImozny Panic HrabIo!
Me omieszkalem przedsta-
vic Jcgo Svlqtob]iwosri tele-
gr~nu Witcuwnlkow Poznan-
silirh Z dnia Is bn. ma mo
le rere przesfanego.!
Ojcirc sw. wyrazll Swe zy
we 7adowoleuie 4 oswladczen
katoIikow tym telegramle
zaw#rtyrh j polrciI mi zawla-
donnie o tcu SAauownych Pa
now, ]aNo tel donosim. ID z
oivo@ska mil"SciA n'@iolam'
wszystklm ApostoIskie blogo-
slawienstwo,
WywiqzuJe sic 4 prawdAlwH
pociecha y tego wysokIego Pc,
lecenia, ufny, ze swlete blogo
slawiehstwo Papic2a ui,oi ME.
co zbolafe serca nowe) i'm
doda otuchy.
Ponawiajac PREY tel sposob'
nosci wyraz mego Metelnego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
PROCESS WIARUSA
z kROPIDLEM.

Rzadko wydarza sic cos W
Ameryce, co by lyle pohudzi-
10 cieSawosG publiczna, lie pro-
ces re aaktora W;arasa z Kro-
pldIarzami.
W'ece) .jeszcze niz ogof Po-
lakow i wogolc Amerykanow
'nteresowali sic ia sprawl re-
daktorzy pism amerykahskich.
Ckodzifo BOWEN 0 rozwia-
came kwestyi, czy wolno re-
daktora lub wydawce 2 oboe
60 stanu aresztowa6 W Sta
ME Uni, w ktorym jego ga
zeta, ME Jest wydawana-za
przedstepstwo, jaklego sic
plerwszy lepszy wrog Jego
dopati zyf W jego gazecie-
Sfawny chicagoski adwokat
p. Enn / S wykaza1 ma ter
mimic w Biuze sedziego po-
k"ju p. L. a Baya, dniu
Is grudnia, re to ME woIno
lie jezeli byf kiedys. PREY
padek. il redoktora re, Stanu
MASSACHUSETTS are,ztoWano i
ukarano w Rhode Islam q, to
tam sa mne prawa. ink w Sta
ME Illinois. w Stau1e, Illinois
cos pudobnego Jest niepra-
wnem.
Process skonczyi sic uwol-
nienie:n osFarzonego, wspo1re-
daktora naszego plsma =.
II lerun ma DE I d w
SIX i o cd wsZel'siej why
i kay. i odt4d jui wVece.j dc
Chicago ma terminal ]ezdziGn ly
potrzebule, chyba gd.yby sam
lfNcAe p"fIauAtj chc'al loZ
prawiG Sle re Sliszem.
Gdyby nroces byl sic 2akon
csyf .laSlem t@Aiem u~kaHauieu
p. ID cr d w $ k e g ., by
1aby sprawl nabrala leszcz'
wiekszego ro2glusu;: DNlab,
moze powstaia taxa wizaws
W swlecle, lak to niedawno tie
mu, kledy Meksykany prey
aresztowaly redaktora re STA
now Zjednoczonych. Pan + ~
n is wcale niedwuznacznie 20
grozil W sadzie, re razi,
skazania podsadnego, spraw'
ma wlasua reke dalej lopro
waezi do wyzszego sadu, a t.
! by mogio przesladowcow VIA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
gich' c~ierpieniach ma apopleksya

gich cierpieniacb ma apopleksya
II X. Jan Maatz, proboszcz W
Grazawach W dekanacie Gorzneh.
skim. Urodzit SIG 10 grudnia 1917
+. Kosznejdrach. Wyswiecony
zosta} Ca kapfana roku ls49 a cd
r. 1851 byf proboszczcm W Graza-
wach. Pracowach bardzo sorliwie
W paratii swojej. Uznawaj ac potrze-
be nowego polskiego tiomaczenia
Plsma sw., gotow byl fozyc Una
cznlr.l sza sumo ma ten eel, ale tc
rie przyszto jeszcze ito skutku.
Zreszta polskie t~fomaczeuie. Pisma
swietego, potvierdzone przez
Zwierzchnose duchowna, chloe wy
konane iui pred 800 lat przez
Jrzuite y. Jul 6ba Wujka W Wa
growcu, Jest dis kazdn"go polaka
zrozumia}c. O~proinione przez
smierc \. Maatzn prohostwo jest
W lym razIe rzeIowrj nolacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
Ostut1ie zoj$cia Y anarcarsta

Ostotuiie s%oj$cia z anarcarsta.
mi wyvoIaG maia wniesienio blu,
k,ory zadaG bedzic wydalania ME
hrapiecznych cu!zozirmcow 2 graz
ME st. ZJcdn. Bill zapowiada, &c,
jczeii prokuratcr okregowy otrzy-
ma 2awlaiomicnie. opatrzone 3
podpisami lud1' o!lpow.edzlalnych,
ze dana osohistosG gt">i nicbe1-
pteczne d!a krajn zosaiy, to ten.
IN" bye podnies'onym natychmiasl
TAXA osobislosG kazaG ]arcsztowac
bez zainego pcpr>ednlcgo zawia-
domjcnia wydAljG ia re st.
Zjedn.
w scpacie rrzcdstawiono vie
lie p"tycyj. W"&niejszemi sa mas
tepujace:
Ably zabron,t dowoz, fabry-
kacye i sprzedaz trunkow W terry
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
PRZYCZYNA
ZaWieSzenia @WydaWnictWa
Gaxcty POlskiej
W Nebrasce.
Szanowny Re1aktorze!

Jak wiadomo Szanownemu
PAM, mieiismy lutaj w Loup
City Gazette polskq, ktorq
MILDLY cziowlek redagowa}.
Nazwisko jego kazlmlerz Jan
Lisicki, wEasciwe, pseudonim
zas Litwic',i. Ten to mlodzie
nice %staral sic, o lie mog&
podniesG ducha patryotyzmu
zachecaf do przystqyienla do
Zwiqzkn Narodowego Polskis
go. w tym celu Zamiesci] w
II numerze Gazety Polshsgi
nastepujace pare slow:
L. Zwi9zek Narouowy, do.
ktorego redaktcr Gaz. Pol. MA
ley, q kazdq chwil4 wzrasla.
,. Podczas gdy nasl roda
cy ma wschodzle Zakiadajq r1-
zne Towarzystwa, dla czegn
tutaj tego me czynlmy? A
vice Polacy do dziela, a 10
baczycje, re wszyscy rodacy w
Nebrasce p6jdq Ia naszym
przykladem.
Otoz taxa Zbrodnia muSiafa
byG ui6arana, DO Wiel. ksiqdz
Sebastjanskl q Nowego Pozua-
ma uznaf to ga sprawe kry
minalnq, jako akcyonaryusz
Hropidla. Pojecha} vice do
Loup City oswiadczyl wy
lawcy Gaz. Po., ktory pc
polsku ME umie, re to pre-
c.wko religil i ze ten mfody
redaktor powinien bye odda-
lony n%atychmiast, inacze) Ia
den katoIik tel gazety czytac
ME bedzle, a TO tenn "lf'e.l,
lie ten Lisicki nosi odznalS
Zwiqzku Narodowego otwarcie
i nie wstydzl sic takowej. l.
r.ysz, wydawca przestraszony,
wydaIll natychmiast Lis!ck1e-
go. q potem jeden n'lmer wy
dial 2 chfopakicm, ktory plsac
wcale uie umle, jak to MONA
sic przc&ona6, wz'awszy IS
numer ttj lie gazety do rekl.
Smutny fakt, ale prawdz'
wy.
II szacuniiiem
zyczliwy Kodak, znm'eszkaf>
w Elbie, Nebr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
NOWINY I EUROpY.
pewn,e dla tcge

TRANQUIL p"wn,e dla tego
teraz lyle dokazuj \, p%oniewaz vic
dza, IL gtowy rzadu niemieckiego
obecnie ME moga SIG mimi z".jmo-
wac. Nivm,crki nastepra tonu
chory, cesarz Wilhelm chory, u i
Bismnrk, przykutv do foza ME
znoAnym bolem gard1a. czs'nored-
zej kazat przywotaG d. siebic swn.
Jego syna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
~ MANESTEE.

W dnia ID grudnia Najprze-
wielebnlajszy " Biskup j. H..
r i SCR poswiqcit W naszym
kosciele 5 o'tarze / jeden dzwon.
Prey tym alScis uroczystym
asystowato kilku ksie&y polskich
i iryjskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22

Post,zelony Paryzu Ferry
juz pewn:e Il RAINY SIG ME wyIlze.
S%enatorowie inni mozni p"nuwie
sla mu setksmi listy nalse'decz.
niejszem ubuiewaniem, demonstrate
jac ten sposob przeciw radyka-
fom. Mord~rce Ferrego czeka gui-
}otina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22

toryach.
Ally przeznaczyc pensyo wszyst-
kim, ktorzy s1n&yli W czasie .woj-
ny.
Ably uregulowad stosunki i
prawa cmigrscyjne.
Ably terytorye Washington i
Dakote w}aczyG do Stanow Zjsd-
noczonych.
Hose blow i rezolucy.j, While
s'onych W senacie tym dn1u,
jest "a, t. j. wieceJ, niz kledy
kolwiek przedtcm W jednym dniu.
Wptynoaoi c:tonGomie stowa-
%rzyszenia ,,Knights of Labor" pra-
cuja mad po!aczeniem ich z mo.
tional Federation of Labor"
Kodak nasz, warszawianin,
9cio letni Jozio Hoffman wy,to-
powht W ostatnim tygodniu z kon-
certami W New Yorku.
Artystycuna gra ia skNzypcach
mafego P"laka ~wywotatu pochwa-
iy krytykow entuJazm pnblicz-
"osci. Maiy J6zio wyjcchat W
talsza podr6& artystyczna ma Ia
rAdd, ale "a to Zachodu ma przy-
bHo DO mas PAM Modrzejewska by
ze5rac podatek roczny New
Yorku. ?. Nj. wystepowac bsdzie
najprz6l w Broklynic - naStqp-
ME Z New Yorku. Zwolennirv Ia
lenta naszeJ shawnee rodaczki przy-
gotowuja siq do nowych wrazeh
j do podziwiania CRY jednej z maj
sfynniejszych artystek naszego ca
Donosza ro wniez q Buf-
falo o laurach,. kt6rr zbiera tam
n;.sz Kodak p. hqs,ki.
Roznosza zatem sIawq noIskie-
go imIenia w Ameryce:: mczczy3-
ma, kobieta i dzeicku. OguisAo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
BERLIN, 90 grudnia.

najicpszrgo zrodfo zape~ nioja, Re
tuleJ~z4 dyllomarya juz ME chce
prz, lS,adat reki do p"sreiniczen a
misdzy Austrya a Rosya, cd ga
au, i1k sic wykazafo, re y jn5 n'e
ma mocy, ably partya wojenn4 po-
wstrzymat W pochodzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
Ameryka.

w San Fran CT 60, w.
Kalifornil, sEazany zostaf bogaty
Chihczyk w ang A. IL III s,
ktory importowat chih-kio kobjety
" ccIach niemoraIny"h ma 10 1t
domu karncgo i S 1000 kary PIE
nieznrj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
We Wiedniu w nleazlel9,

We Wied,aiu W nIedzleI9, Is
grudnia, odbytu sic naFnda mini
strow naglacej eprawie. Brazil W
niej udziat prezydenci minister
stwa lisa i hr. Taafe, oraz aus
tryacki minister cd pienIedzy DR..
ID u ma ewshi.
Nazajutrz krazyt pc stolicy
austryaaAie nadzwyczajn in dodasek
do dziennika urzedoweg",. oplswa-
jacy, ze radzieje pokoju p'erzch}y
zunefnie. jest tylko jedna odpo
~wiedz,.a te mu>b dac sztaf gene
rainy.
Dsisnnik rosujski Journ.
d o s t.. Peters BIO ii g odpo-
wiada pnnStwom eurepejs~ i'm ma
ich krzyki %wojenne:
Katdy bezstro my sqdzia mu-
81 p%rzyznac, De Rosya mic jest Cd
p~owiedzialna "a wzmocniema VOL
shove j pokoj zbrojny. Prawda
Jest, re mocarstwa srodkowej Eu-
ropy twierdza, IL jcdynym celem
ich z~wiazk6w i zbrojeh wojennych
Jest utrzymanie pokojn ma podsta-
vie istn1ejacych uktadow. Jezeli
zatcm Rosya wstapi ma most poe
kojowy czepiajac sic srodkow
ohronnych dla utrzymania rowmo-
wnsi curopejskiej, pozostaie jeszcze
do zaieuydo wanna, .jak daleko slega
ma iuzycie znsady: ,,Jc2e,i z,.insz
pokoju, szykuj SO do wojny" Mo
.kwa obciaza t@innnse kazdtgo kraju,
porusza nami"tn"sri i niepoko1
opinia publiczna, pozostaje wska2e
najIepszym srodkicm do utrzyma-
MIA pokoju, kt6reso oczywlscl'
caty SWAT pragnic a ktorego utrly
manic. dzlaki nuszym aoSrym >t6
sunkom u %scsialami, p"a'ug na-ze.
90 zdnnia M diugl >zereg lat jest
Zapewaionem.
w W;edl1iu w Iniu 10 urlu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
Il LONDYNU te!egrafuja, re

ArcybI><up Ks. Ryan y PhiIadel-
phi i X. l6i-kup 2 BnffaIn STANG
Ii dniu IL gru!nia W Queenston,
w Anglii, jadac ma .jubileusz
Ojcs sw. 40 Rzymn.